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BTA Pennant

2026/27 BTA Pennant

Sign-up to play with your affiliated club today to ensure your spot in a team!

Check out all of our affiliated clubs at the bottom of the page. If you aren't a member of a club, reach out to one of them to become a member to be eligible to play in the upcoming BTA Pennant Season!

Season starts Friday 9 October & Saturday 10 October 2026

UTR recommendations for A, B, and C grade pennant

The BTA encourage clubs to use these guidelines as a basis, which will result in more even and competitive pennant grades. We understand some players might fall on the borderline and in between two grades, in such cases, we expect players and clubs to be honest in their ability to maintain the integrity of the competition.

Our aim is to promote balanced matchups, allowing players to challenge themselves and grow while maintaining the integrity of the game. By following these recommendations, we continue to work towards a more enjoyable and rewarding tennis experience for everyone involved.

Senior Formats

A Grade

Teams of 6 (min. 1 female)

3 x 8 game sets per player

  • Players 1–4

    1 x singles & 2 x doubles

  • Players 5 & 6

    3 x doubles

A Reserve

Teams of 4

3 x 8 game sets per player

  • Players 1 & 2

    1 x singles & 2 x doubles

  • Players 3 & 4

    3 x doubles

  • No female requirement.

B Grade

Teams of 4

3 x 8 game sets per player

  • Same format as A Reserve.

C Grade

Teams of 4

3 x 8 game sets per player

  • Same format as A Reserve.

Junior Formats · Friday evening (4.30pm)

Advanced (Yellow ball)

Friday evening (4.30pm)

Teams of 3

  • 3 x sets to 6 games with tiebreaker at 5 all.
  • Each player plays 1 x singles and 2 x doubles.

Junior Formats · Saturday morning (9am)

Intermediate (Green ball)

Saturday morning (9am)

Teams of 3

  • Same format as Advanced (Yellow ball).

Beginners (Orange ball)

Saturday morning (9am)

Teams of 3

  • 3 x sets to 4 games with tiebreaker at 3 all.
  • Each player plays 1 x singles and 2 x doubles.

Resources

Important

Competitive Player Profile

All players will be required to have a Competitive Player Profile. A Competitive Player Profile (CPP) is a Match Centre account that is linked to a Universal Tennis profile with the Tennis ID number generated from Match Centre.

Some players already have a match centre account and just need to link their UTR profile. While others will need to create a match centre account.

Use the guide below to walk you through what is required.

Competitive Player Profile — Guide